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08-20-2014 #1
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balancer install tool for LS3
Looking for advice on a good quality tool. I have seen a few threads about DIY installer made of threaded rod.. but I also see a few about threads getting crushed and breaking in the crank..
anyone have a tool recommendation?
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08-20-2014 #2
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I have one I bought from ATI, it was a bit expensive... but worth every penny..
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http://www.atiracing.com/products/da...arts/index.htm
Puller / Installer Pro Kit - 918999
Installation Stud for LS1, LS2, LS6, LS7 & LS9 - 918999SC
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I have one from Colorado Speed. Works perfect.
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I made one out of threaded rod (all-thread), and two nuts/washers. ..worked perfectly on my project and my friends projects. No need to spend big money on this.
Justin Snow
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